The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-03
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must go.
Miss Yarwood. Of Plainfeld street. is
i'll with diptheria.
+. F. Tourney. the barber, has moved
TO 10 Manton avenue.
olneyville is more than metropolitan
in the matter of high rents.
Mr.. Maurice Meyer is suffering from
n severe attack of slow fever.
Fred San Souci has removed from
| Plainfield street to Mt. Pleasant.
"Mikado" will make its first bow TO the
residents of olneyville, Christmas.
Miss Alice Horton visited friends at
South Hillingly, Conn, last week.
Mrs. Ellery Teflt, of Plainfeld street,
| has recovered from her recent illness.
There was an attendance of $50 at the
Broadway Baptist School last Sunday.
Mr. Richard j. Faulkener of the Tele-
gram called at the TINES office Wedues-
day,
Mr.. Frank Cursn, 50 Manton avenue,
| has an advertisement in the TIMES this
week.
Give the TINES office an opportunity
to estimate on any kind of job printing
| needed.
Olneyville had Pinsfore for Thanks
giving and Mikado is put down for
Christmas.
W. +. Follmar, at the Atlantic shoe
Store, has some elegant calendars for the
coming year.
Olneyville is becoming quite metropol-
itan in the matter of Sunday rows and
stabbing ARRAYS.
Rev. Il. H. Cocroft went to New York
last week, and will be absent over
another Sunday.
Thomas Matley of Delaine street was
arrested Tuesday for keeping an unli-
censed pool table.
Mr. Edward Renferu. of Pawtucket, has
been engaged as stenographer at the
Riverside. Oswcgo Mills.
Last Wednesday being st. Andrews
Day, appropriate services were held at
the Church of the Messiah.
j. A. q X. a. Reid. have got out n
Christmas advertising sheet for olney-
vile called the Holidays"
DR.. Kay, the dentist at 254 West
minister street, does good work at reason
able prices. Office open evenings.
Captain Groves new fire trumpet.
voted to him at the Watchemoket fair,
has been on exhibition this week at Geo.
+. Beane's office.
M, WIN. r. Randall will dispose of his
horses, carriages, ETC., at auction today,
December Sd, preparatory to his depart
ure for the West.
In these days of rapid locomotion, one
can cross the Continent almost as soon as
a messenger boy gets from the Turks
Head to olneyville.
A turkey supper with all the 'fxins'
will be given by the Ladies Aid Society
At their hall on Bowen street, next
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. William Denny, at one time design
er at the Riverside and Oswego mills, is
now filling IA similar position with a mill
in Wsuregan, Conn.
Mr.. James Gray, the favorite and gifted
vocalist Of this village, is delighting the
crowds with his vocal gems at the West
minister Musee this week.
The Knights of Labor fair. in Irons
Hall. will close this Saturday evening.
Judging from the large attendance the
past week, the festival will be financial
success.
Mrs. Lenora Barry. general investi-
gator Of vomen's work Of the h. Of L., OF
North America, lectured on "Womsn's
Work" in Hedley's Hall last Sunday
evening.
Mr. Jerome Gilmore, q well known
former resident Of this place, but nov in
the employ Of the Croker Sign Advertis-
ing Co. Of Boston, spent Thanksgiving
with his father in this village.
Mr., Christopher L. Gardiner Of this
place has purchased the we'll known
fruit store Of Charles Locke, corner Of
South Main and Crawford streets, Provi-
dencc. The location is one Of the best in
the city.
DR.. 4 f. Edwards, Of this illage,
started last Wednesday for Cape Cod. 10
be present at the nuptial ceremonies Of
bis brother James. of WEXFORD. Z. l.. 10
an estimable young lady in the vicinity
of Cape Cod.
The Union Dramatic Club played the
farce "Mr. JOHNS Latch Key aud the
drama Driven Ashore" for the benefit Of
ST. James Episcopal church, at Dyers'
Opera House. Thursday evening, before
a fair sized audience.
On account Of i'll health. Ar. :. 3.
Nicholson, ths well-knOwn grocer. has
decided 20 take rest until next spring.
and has removed his family 10 Paw
tucket. Mr. Nicholson's store 10 in
charge Of his brother.
There was a large attendance at the
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